Quote from user: Robb_K"The Greatest Hoax of All Time"("Der Grösste Schwindel Aller Zeiten") was printed in The German "Tollsten Geschichten", as well as in Jan Gulbransson's German Hall of Fame book, and "Playing Hooky"("Die Schneidigen Schulschwänzer") was printed in The Hall of Fame book.
Ah yes, I remember. Both fine stories. "The Greatest Hoax" has a nearly Van Hornesque atmosphere with its absurd plot!
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Topic: William Van Horn
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Gerd Syllwasschy
William Van Horn
Message 46 -
2008-07-05 at 16:21:49
Robb_K
William Van Horn
Message 47 -
2008-07-05 at 17:27:57
Quote from user: Gerd SyllwasschyQuote from user: Robb_K"The Greatest Hoax of All Time"("Der Grösste Schwindel Aller Zeiten") was printed in The German "Tollsten Geschichten", as well as in Jan Gulbransson's German Hall of Fame book, and "Playing Hooky"("Die Schneidigen Schulschwänzer") was printed in The Hall of Fame book.
Ah yes, I remember. Both fine stories. "The Greatest Hoax" has a nearly Van Hornesque atmosphere with its absurd plot!
Vielen Dank!
Ah yes, I remember. Both fine stories. "The Greatest Hoax" has a nearly Van Hornesque atmosphere with its absurd plot!
Vielen Dank!
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 48 -
2008-07-06 at 11:20:55
Quote from user: Lars JensenNo, it merely indicates that Thom Roep's taste isn't the same as yours. Massaroli drew one of my stories (http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2003-057), and in my opinion he did an impressive job.
Lars, I know your story and it is great indeed. Certainly Massaroli is better than the average Egmont artists. His stile is very close to Branca and I cannot say Bill´s art is better. Both are good artists.
And just this should Thom Roep consider in his choice.
Good editors should make a diverse compilation like the German editor Joachim Stahl does for the German issues.
Lars, I know your story and it is great indeed. Certainly Massaroli is better than the average Egmont artists. His stile is very close to Branca and I cannot say Bill´s art is better. Both are good artists.
And just this should Thom Roep consider in his choice.
Good editors should make a diverse compilation like the German editor Joachim Stahl does for the German issues.
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 49 -
2008-07-06 at 20:30:13
For a long time William Van Horn?s first orange-juice comic from 1991 was presumed lost. Now we finally have a photocopy of it.
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
Roger North
William Van Horn
Message 50 -
2008-07-06 at 21:00:26
Congratulations to Chris.
Lars Jensen
William Van Horn
Message 51 -
2008-07-06 at 21:09:29
Quote from user: MilanoFor a long time William Van Horn?s first orange-juice comic from 1991 was presumed lost. Now we finally have a photocopy of it.
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
In all fairness, no one seemed to miss it until a few years ago. :)
Would you and Chris Barat mind if I uploaded that panel to Outducks?
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
In all fairness, no one seemed to miss it until a few years ago. :)
Would you and Chris Barat mind if I uploaded that panel to Outducks?
Will Barks
William Van Horn
Message 52 -
2008-07-06 at 23:53:38
Quote from user: MilanoFor a long time William Van Horn?s first orange-juice comic from 1991 was presumed lost. Now we finally have a photocopy of it.
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
Good to hear!
Many thanks to Chris Barat who sent us the scan.
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/stories/oj1.htm
Good to hear!
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 53 -
2008-07-07 at 03:57:12
Quote from user: Lars JensenIn all fairness, no one seemed to miss it until a few years ago. :)
Would you and Chris Barat mind if I uploaded that panel to Outducks?
We´d be very glad if you use that panel for Outducks.
You can also use every of our 177 watercolors which we´ve found so far.
Lars, if you like to receive complete scans of all six orange juice gags I´ll send them as soon as possible.
Would you and Chris Barat mind if I uploaded that panel to Outducks?
We´d be very glad if you use that panel for Outducks.
You can also use every of our 177 watercolors which we´ve found so far.
Lars, if you like to receive complete scans of all six orange juice gags I´ll send them as soon as possible.
JAlbertsen
William Van Horn
Message 54 -
2008-07-07 at 06:46:55
Does any of you actually know William in person? It seems to me that he is a very private man who doesn't like to muck attention - does he ever attend comic festivals etc.?
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 55 -
2008-07-07 at 07:59:29
After his military service he swore to fly never again. And so he did. But I don´t know if he visits comic festivals at surrounding areas.
Lars Jensen
William Van Horn
Message 56 -
2008-07-07 at 11:06:59
Quote from user: MilanoLars, if you like to receive complete scans of all six orange juice gags I´ll send them as soon as possible.
Yes thanks, please do. Do you have my email address?
I actually think William Van Horn's artwork is pretty good. There's something very likeable and inviting about the way he stages his panels. Perhaps that comes from his cartoon background.
Yes thanks, please do. Do you have my email address?
I actually think William Van Horn's artwork is pretty good. There's something very likeable and inviting about the way he stages his panels. Perhaps that comes from his cartoon background.
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 57 -
2008-07-07 at 11:11:04
Quote from user: Lars JensenQuote from user: MilanoLars, if you like to receive complete scans of all six orange juice gags I´ll send them as soon as possible.
Yes thanks, please do. Do you have my email address?
I actually think William Van Horn's artwork is pretty good. There's something very likeable and inviting about the way he stages his panels. Perhaps that comes from his cartoon background.
Lars, I don´t have your email address.
Yes thanks, please do. Do you have my email address?
I actually think William Van Horn's artwork is pretty good. There's something very likeable and inviting about the way he stages his panels. Perhaps that comes from his cartoon background.
Lars, I don´t have your email address.
LadyQuackly
William Van Horn
Message 58 -
2008-07-08 at 14:19:42
Wow, great stuff! :D I'm not sure if I've seen Van Horn's work before, but he's really good. Thanks for sharing this. :)
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 59 -
2008-08-02 at 12:16:45
From William Corbeil?s treasure chest we present three new watercolors.
With that our artwork gallery has grown to 180 images. Have fun!
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/art/index.htm
With that our artwork gallery has grown to 180 images. Have fun!
http://www.wvh.barksbase.de/en/art/index.htm
Milano
William Van Horn
Message 60 -
2008-08-14 at 19:06:05
Gemstone June issues include some interesting items:
Uncle Scrooge no. 378 shows a new cover by William Van Horn.
http://wvh.barksbase.de/en/covers/us378.htm
Walt Disney?s Comics no. 693 includes the Mickey story ?Prometheus" (D2006-279, 10 pages) by Noel Van Horn and the Daisy story ?Are You Really You? (D2007-001, 8 pages), drawn by Daan Jippes from a script by John Lustig.
Uncle Scrooge no. 378 shows a new cover by William Van Horn.
http://wvh.barksbase.de/en/covers/us378.htm
Walt Disney?s Comics no. 693 includes the Mickey story ?Prometheus" (D2006-279, 10 pages) by Noel Van Horn and the Daisy story ?Are You Really You? (D2007-001, 8 pages), drawn by Daan Jippes from a script by John Lustig.